The only batteries I could find were Energizer Max 9 volt. They were called, "Pile Alcaline." Will they work for the Quick Silver detector?
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They should. "Pile Alcaline" is French for "alkaline battery"' which is what is recommended for use in the detector. The manual also says for the user not to use Heavy Duty or Zinc-carbon batteries.
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I received a strip of 5 #377 Silver Oxide Batteries for $2.26 12-27-12 Sold by: MYBATTERYSUPPLIER.I have only used 2 so far and they seem very good, realy will not know until at least 2 years goes by if they will last as long as others I have bought.Will
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The battery has two metal flat posts my finder has cable with clips that slid on to the posts. My guess this is a standard set up. The voltage is 12 volts. Make sure your finder uses 12 volts. There seems to plenty of power for many hours of use.
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The Centerpoint Laser Boresighter uses three # AG13 button batteries. The 1.5 volt AG13 alkaline battery also goes by the numbers LL44; CR44; SR44; #357; #A76. These batteries are available at Home Depot, Lowe's, Wal-Mart, Walgreens, Radio Shack to name a few. The boresighter is polarity sensitive. Make sure the button cells are installed into the battery holder with the large flat side into the holder first or the unit will not illuminate. CML
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I looked at my old battery and it has no number on it, I saved it so I could take it into a store and get one like it. I also checked the info sheet that came with it and that was of no help either. Have you tried to ask the Spark people? Some one there should be able to tell you. As for the store to buy it.......I have had luck with buying batteries for my food scale at ACE Hardware. You might also try Walmart. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.......Good luck.
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SNAKE, I have no idea. The detail should say, but they have many batteries available and your model should come up in a search.
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I found batteries on Anazon de. Since I use it only to clean my balcony i use it seldom and i haven't worn out any parts yet.
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J. Hur,This will not be a problem. I have 3 different models connected to my hard wired/ plus battery system. A total of 6. Some with different sensitivity than others. Since they are all made by First Alert / BRK. I haven't had any problem with them for over 21 years now. Plus they all come with a wiring harmess pigtail, should you damage your old one . I have noticed some of the new replacment detectors have replaced the 9-volt battery with two AA . To be honest, I think it's better . I hope this helps you.Ronnie
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It uses a really odd, harder to find cr2032, if I remember correctly. Not sure about walmart, but batteries plus has them.
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yep. Go on the Dorcy site. They are listed there, but likely "out of stock". Those batteries don't last long--I have gone through several of them, and two of the spotlights, too. Am ready to toss them.
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The MINI-MBT is not the best choice for watch batteries. It has positions to test 3v Lithium CR123 and CR2 and Li-Ion 18500,17650,18650, & RCR123A. I love the tester but you should get the MBT-1 if you need to test watch batteries and also the larger coin cell batteries in your auto remote. Get the ZT-MBT1 kit, which comes with a nice case to protect the tester as well.
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I use a Genius G3500 Charger/Maintainer. It has a special charging mode for AGM batteries.Just make sure to use a charging system that is smart enough to charge and manage AGM batteries.By the way, the Vmaxtanks MR107 12v 85AH battery is wonderful. I highly recommend this product.
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These are alkaline batteries. I doubt that they will last 10 years. You can buy lithium batteries which usually have a ten year shelf life, but they may not last 10 years in a smoke detector.
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This detector uses a 9V battery. I installed 3 devices in Sept. 2012. At 22 months, batteries still have > 8.5V. I do not know the ultimate battery life for the average situation; however, changing batteries on a schedule (say yearly at a cost of about $1/per battery) or when you detect a battery discharge problem could be a good policy.
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Bought a contractor's pack (6 batteries) for use in smoke detectors. Since we did that in the spring of 2013, I have no way of knowing how long they will last. We found out about these 10 years lithium batteries from the local fire department. That's what they recommended so the batteries didn't have to be replaced every 6 months or once a year
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I use the rechargeable Eneloop AA batteries in everything in my home & have no problems with them. They work fine in my detectors that take AA size.
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Simply disconnect it from the wall. Press the test button and it will discharge the rest of the internal energy and will now be silent. Removing the battery confuses the detector and it thinks the battery is just really low.If you used the Kidde battery that came with the detector, then you should throw it out and purchase a decent one that will last longer than 9 months, such as a Duracell ProCell.